SNUGTOP Selects GE Money’s Credit Program
KETTERING, OHIO – GE Money and SNUGTOP, a designer-manufacturer of fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers, announced a multi-year agreement to provide consumer financing through the GE Money Automotive card, managed by GE Money’s Sales Finance unit.
IO – GE Money and SNUGTOP, a designer-manufacturer of fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers, announced a multi-year agreement to provide consumer financing through the GE Money Automotive card, managed by GE Money’s Sales Finance unit.
The revolving credit program offers truck owners a dedicated line of promotional credit with a no annual fee card. Automotive financing from GE Money gives truck owners the choice of 90-day, 6-month, or 12-month deferred interest options on truck caps and covers. The program also includes emergency roadside assistance at no additional charge for 12 months, starting from the day the credit card is opened.
Throughout the year, special promotions, such as deferred interest, will be offered to new and existing cardholders through participating SNUGTOP dealer locations. Truck owners can also apply for credit by going online via SNUGTOP’s Web site, www.snugtop.com.
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